Holderness is a coastal area located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. It is known for its unique geography, characterized by chalk cliffs and sandy beaches along the North Sea. The region is also famous for its rapid coastal erosion, which has led to the loss of land and properties over the years. The area includes several towns and villages, such as Hornsea and Withernsea, which are popular with tourists. Holderness is also home to various wildlife and natural habitats, making it an important area for conservation. The local economy relies on agriculture, tourism, and fishing.